flarud
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I'm 483 miles away,,, does that mean that I had a shot at buying it for around $100? LOL
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I understand what you mean perfectly,,, thanks!
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I always look forward to these! Throw away the metal detector,, you already found your treasure!
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I like the Mermaid one. Is the ring of LED's on the backside of the first piece of wood.. between the first and second piece? Thanks!
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This is listed here.. https://cherrytreetoys.com/dome-clock-scroll-saw-plan/
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I dig it! Looks very F-R-A-G-I-L-E !
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I like them all, especially the '65. But those Chevy's will rust out on ya and more than likely break down too! LOL
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Now that I say that, I noticed that I have a Woodcraft flyer on the kitchen table... Rikon 10-324TG on sale for $849, not a bad price. It is the model with the open base. I think I paid $699 about 3 years ago for the 10-325 with the enclosed base from a local tool store.
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But Woodcraft is so expensive to start with on their tools. I bet it can be found elsewhere cheaper.
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I have the 10-325 and love it. the newer model, 10-326 has the easier to adjust rollers. I've been thinking about getting the retro kit for mine.
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Looks great! I have that pattern and will cut it one day. Every time someone cuts it, it makes me wanna go straight out to the shop and fire up the scroll saw!
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Very nice! I bet the bottom of that ear was very fragile until you attached it to the backer.
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I haven't posted any new scroll saw projects in a few months. Although I do stop in daily and see what everyone else is doing. I bought a small lathe a couple of months ago and started making pens. My plan was to make some for people at work and then make a small inventory and try to sell them at a local flew market along with some of my other projects. So far I haven't been able to keep up with the orders from work, let alone make an inventory. Then this virus came along. Along with all of the business closings and "stay at home" orders, the flea markets aren't open. So you would think that I could build my inventory now, but fortunately I'm one of the essential ones that must go to work, I work in a milk factory so I don't have anymore free time than I did before the virus. I do have a pile of scroll saw patterns getting bigger and bigger every day though!
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That's pretty cool! I gotta get back to my scroll saw soon, bought a lathe a couple of months ago and have spending all my time working with it.
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I'm a big fan. Was gonna see him at the Plant City Strawberry Festival in Florida back in '16. He cancelled because he was sick, a couple of months later he was gone. I have seen his sons in concert twice now. Nice cutting. I have a pattern, just haven't cut it yet.
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I noticed that too.
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I have 2 patterns for Willie that I haven't cut out yet. I think one of them is a Steve Good pattern, not sure of the other. I think one of them is the same pattern that you used. Looks good! He will be in concert this weekend in Orlando.
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Them inside hole counts add up fast! Great job!
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I just finished watching this movie a couple of days ago. Nice cutting!
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Thank you. Unfortunately I had to re-do the last name on one of them. My SIL informed me that we had the wrong last name on the base of one of them! We do not know my niece's fiance' so we used the name that we found on Facebook. Turns out it wasn't his last name that we saw on FB, it was his middle name! So I had to sand off the name and try again,, it turned out okay the second time around.
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Nice cutting! The feathers even look "soft".
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Scrolling 6 years--Apparently still a Rookie
flarud replied to Fran L's topic in General Scroll Sawing
That's how I test which side is up....and that's the reason I always have cuts on my thumb! LOL -
Thanks Scrappy!
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Thanks Kevin! If you get any takers I know what I can make for you!
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Thanks Marg! The grain is really wild looking!
